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Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
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Unrrnp srArns OF AxsMsA, Bnrncr Of
DnLAWARI a.,

UHIrnp srArns or AxsMsA, District o.
Delaware. ~.
wHBRsAs: A libel hss bssu nlsd IN the
Disuies Oourt OF the United states Of
a mertos for the III nriet Of Delaware, on ths
~ day OF I otobsf,in the year OF our LORD :,
enc thousand eight hundred and eighty.
seven, By Bradhrd b vlndsgrfft, prostors
In behsu Of $illlsm b. Thom u, AZ alnst tn .
steamer 'Johu W. haring, hsf furniture,
tackle and apparel, In oauss Of contract,
civil and marstime; aud prayiag the usual
process and m ,nltion OF the Osurt, thst all
persons intsIested in the laid steamer, her
tackle, apparel sad furniture, msy DO oitei
70 answer the process and all due proceed.
ines being hao that the same may DO de.
creed 70 be colo, aud the proceeds thereof be
distributed ACC riding to law. Thereto ., In
putsusr % Of said monition, urdsf the teal
OF sad court, 10 me directed ana delivered.
] do hofeby give NO loo generally unto aIi
persons having, or pretending 70 have any
right, title or interest therein 70 appear be-
fcfe the said coun, 81 the city Of WHINING
ton, on kA1UkbAf, ths bth day Of NO
vem Dor, A. u 1897, st 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, tnsn ana tnere to snswef said libel,
and 20 N AXE their sIleg atiovs In that behalf
Oh AkLES M. rEWLlr,
US. Marshall, district OF DslaN ware
Bradford b Vanderbilt,
o2I 81 froctorI for Libelant.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
ON THURSDAY,
THB Sd pAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887
Al o'clock ,. n.,
The foIlsvirs described real estate. viz !:

All that certain tract of land situate in
BrAndywine Hundr' d, New Castle county,
and State Of Delaware, On the northwesterly y
side of the Philadelphia and Wilmington turn
pike road anu bounded and described as fol-
lews, to wit
Beginning at point in the middle of said
turnpike read and running thence by lands
now or late OF Sarah McSerley and Amor Per-
ktns deceased north 55A degrees west about
ia 40 percbes TO he middle OF tho 1 arr road,
thence along the middle line Of said Carr road
south siA degrees west Us &C. 100 perche thence
south 4zH de. rees west ~ 10 perches along
lot Of Joseph Carr deceased TO stone thence
by lands late OF Joseph Orr deceased, and by
lands now or late Of the heir Of George II.
C,ntwell deceased south A. degrees east abont
n perches 70 the middle of the aforesaid turn
pike road, aud thence along the middle of said
road to the place OF beginning, obtaining
about s. acres of land be the same more ar loss,
with house and stabiing and other sutbuildings
thereon erected.
seizei and taken IN execution as the proper
" OF Thomas II. Aekley, Caroline, his Wife
Mary o. White and Sallfe A. Ogden, surviving
mortgagsrs, Mary .. White aud Henry Q. Par
,ons, administTator OF Allison White. deeeas-
ed. Salte A. Ogden, Administratix Of Tn omas
l.. Ogden, deceased mortgagor. and the Belle
vue Quarry Company, I. b.. and to be sold By
6fLES LAMBSUN, She rif,
sherin's Once. Wnningtoa, October L.,
1857. ss-eoA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Or. lays Liniment.
A Remedy f,r all Aches or Pains

This remedy came from Paris. France, the
sevst before made known or used in this
country. 1t relieves kheumstism, Nep rsl-
gtA, Headache, Sprains. Bruisss. etc., and
sll diseases Of man or beast. For sale at A02
Market street. Also corner OF Oedsr and
III arshAll strseu, VIII, Del o2e-eod ON
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
NHEkIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
y writ Of Loysri Faoias, TO mo directed,
Will be expo, Cd N public sale, at tho O0urt
House, on Market stree between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Oasle County, Del.,
ON SATURDAY,
THE srH DAY OF NovEM BER, 1857,
At 2 O'CLOCK p. m,

The follow ing described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land situated In the
city OF Wilmington Now UasSle County
and State Of delaware,
beginning in the touthwcst corner Of
Front and shiplev streets, thence along
Front sueet westerly "a feot to land late OF
Patrick Ohristy, tn enoe By said land south.
erly % feet, moro or loss, TO the nortnerly
side OF W stsr stioet. thence along water
street casterIy "a feet to tho westerly side OF
ShipIey street and thence thereoy north
erly So feet, more or loss, 70 the pl%oe OF be-
thereon eroctei. Book T.. Vol Q, page so, 80.
Seissd anu takea 1 ! execution as tho prop
erty Of Mary J bradley, surviving mortgs-
gor, and Mary J. Bradley, ,admintstratrix u.
{. A Of Henry Rradley, deceased, anu I. t.,
and to be sold by
6il.ES LAM BSON, Sheriff.
sherinS UEioo, Wilmington. October IL,
1887. ots- cod ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
ON THURSDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857.
At2 o'clock, p. M,
HARNESS, TRUNKS
MANUFACTURES, AND
TRAVELLING BAGS.

You will nnd J. A. Conner at his new
stors' No. East Fourth strsst, whore you
win fnd the largest stock Of nrst ,ns S,ss' "
goods In his line. Prices 70 suIt me aS III =
b q rSprspsnesd Pockst-eeaks md nsne' sss
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
oN SATURDAY.
-''h DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
,,o., Al 2 O'Clock p. M,
"0"'nR described real es,.t. -,

real estate. VIZ:
Iicrledr hs, lot or pa -ce, OF land with n
he vk liz dwelilng thereon cree ted
Fhnlas .,ii9ws TO wit. y" oN"'0@ "n"
Ree;s /, 'ne essterly side of Montsom-
he souibe Instance Of 81 fe 1 soutft rIy
elAtrly y side Of Fifth street and *
ietts tshe inoSSl Of Montgomery street % souihe
Itirttt any dn, :, thence easteriy narslie, 10
oftae N, ,eestslng through al along ne
nehe to on the adjoining premisss "a a
idt alIeV ,he westerly SIDE OF = ,hr c 9
Ne aIisyy ,r,"lnmunioatins SitS said /
oMth,aence uaence thereby srtherly and
sou,her,ny, emery street 10 feel q inches
a.ace ihayrss,lde SIDE Of said 1 ie, / Vile Anew alIeys
strvtt stff.ny g. westerly and nara lei n
~, be lbe~ ~st ca., Inches to the piae OF br.
~ and a1 tsl contents ther eof What n nav Az
Ssorse Rken n In ex. cution as the the nrameT. maY.
viz sIiitrson, as deceaa' dectassaSa' .d%%i9,stra.9i .a% ol
dRoSsr,I "a "a bavii Harr s'p sonl Hsrr,- ns
FOREMAN t. T., aad 10 be sold
Wilmington, OeseS.r Sner ,9tn. n
ois eod
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes TO 1T
as nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suit, by Mr.. James Harding, Merchant
Tailor, No. SIG French street. Patrons of
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi-
nent and influential ciiiz ne, have e1-
pressed themselves as exceedingly com,
Portable and greatly pleased with The neat
ft OF their garments, which are always
made In the latest style. French, Eng
lish and cashmere suitings and cloths of
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle.
men should cal! and see the styles at once
800 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
NouOR.

AL parsons who intend buying mouu.
ments. hosd and foot stonos for departed
friends, would do vol u osli on JohH l.
ID alone, Delaware avenue and Jefferson SITS
provoments In the business. Lettering fre<
Of obarHeL t6lm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

.ss lsts sMSs; M,:IrA IrAa 40, wIlNIW OT
he,urs a, ,nas the win remm. tSs
'M and ~ Inter Booss aDd Shoes.
WALL u No. ON West Front
~ Int
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 's7,
at O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:

The following described real estate, viz:
All, that lot or piece OF land tituate In the
civ Of Wilmington, boundedand described as
BraInnipg At the inter ec,ion OF the south
western eide Of Front street snd the north,
western side OF Tatnsll street then py tail
side OfFront stree north - htgrees west " "
feet and inch 10 land OF Messrs. Sherwood
and Fell hence by u iinc oi III. II lanh SOUTH .
westerly 40 feet to land OF lhomas ilreln
ihence BY line Of his M soutnsas'sdy s,d;. o3 o33
Tatnall sneet afo esalh and renee therebY ~
deg ees east 40 feet 10 the place or beginning
Vol. II, page o., &C., with brick once anu
Seized and taken IN execution as. as 'es pro. pE'.
pcrty of John A. Nilse'. and Annie M, his
wife, ana T. H. snn GiLas e T. JAMESON. M sheriff.
sherin's once, " ilminston, october -, ~.
CHERIFF's SALE. by VIRTUE OF
- n writ Of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be ey posed to public sale, AZ the Cour.
Eleven, streets, In the city Of WLninston,
New Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY.
THE iorn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857.
At2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain m essua re and plantation or
tract Of land situate In New Castle hundred
New Castle County, and state or Deiswsfe' ,e'
bounded and described ny lands late Oh IAN .,nn
arine Lord. samuel Bumham, Lewis aston, @
nancy Miller, Geo. W. Moore and others con-
tsining 9e acres and q perehes OF lAnd pe .nd nd
same more or less, with honse, pafh anu
other buildings thereon erected 81. MA
Seixed and taken In execution as tne po
per y OF John W. NJ ore, surviving mo- veaSef 6re
his " ife and administrator oil said elizabeth
III. Moore, DECEASED, and to be sold by
GILES LAMBSOs, Sherln,
!, sherif's oGce, Wilmington, ocssnd ocaoo d. e.
1880. oceio-eod-'e
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

SHEKlFf'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
y writ of Levart tactas. to mo d.
rected, viii be exposed 10 public sale at The
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh speets, 10 the city Of
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
on THURSDAY,
T. '''f DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
al q clunl N In

,y.n" 'hs described real estate, viz:
|,in',,' " " y ."i or piece OF land situate
..ih.hgton, New Castle "a,
[a. y, y, aware, bounded anu described
ITTt ~ h Intersection OF the souther-
nj '.ri ,,. slrttf with tile easterly side OF
iS', ahd running thence southerly
a,i"l Lombard street So feet thence
nun , lf lie | with Third street 10 feet
.ntt,hi a ant parable with Lombard
y,,,,.m w." iid s'dc 1 Third street and
10 tte tt'l with said side of1hird sire I
t,I,".I'a I'ar' OF beginning with the u c
h. al if.oi certain alley 3 feet7 inches
., " 10 said lot and extending q
lp., neilN side OF Third street sourb
|t,ri, N,ste siGe thereof being rs
ron and parallel TO with the
th,r, ,,.f,L lombard street In comm on
ICry tn,,i.'d thereto forever with a
b. ,,,A ,"A d"olling house and store
\, win thg thercfrum all that part
lerror w. brick dwelling house and
.amt,h, Ii .tore sold AMI con yeyed 6y
Ec,pt, sheriff, to Hugh A. Dlf.,
vfn Wtit g mmtncinR at the inter-
n1 Ean,na and Lombard streets afvrt =
3t'ect ,,ij front o { 20 ieet on Lom-
inhifn,n fnn r'pth Of IS feet,
Pt,,t unth uth In elecut on ss the Dro-
" Hlark and to be sold by
lG', om, 'iLts JAMESON, sheriff.
- WILMINGTON, Oct, "A, 1857.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
FOR sac.

|sIIE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE
so ,na ss,,, farms In Delaware County.
|, L,n'neotd,llle station, on the haiti
.,,,,I uallruad, containing 81 acres.
kiN,nsr. Iruit In abun dance and Nm
| "a .ut, Of cultivation. Cali on or ad-
T. PElnCE. No. 8 West reyenth
Inv.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
NorIok.

Nori0A'
Tho 90 partnership heretofors existing hs-
tween George W Moore ana m ysel I having
been dissolved. tho business Of piunbing,
gas and steam fitting, will DO conducted Oy
me At No. 1019 1arkct street, whore will
be glad 10 500 my old ousto ners.
WALTER U JONES.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of 1evari Farias, TO me directd,
W III be exposed To public sale at the Court
Heuse, ON Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city of Wilnlngt~ n.
heM Gahlle CuuniN, e.,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

sALE-A fIRSEOLASS POOI.
|snks, including balls % ami racks.
Nihs Clayton House, billiard room.
oy0 ots
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

RSALR OR RENT-A TWELVE
Pn hoas, s5 shipley street. Inquire Of
Ehlk IL lOrl. Possession given on
|NOytMtvI. s.B-lf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Cl-s SMALL SKYE TEX ~
FN. Win owners name on nsA
rul,asle reward viii be paid by
Y same Of l0tb Macison ct. O2i 81
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

mi, ~, saLE.-Bf VIRTUE OF
e bos.s 'ari facias. to me directed,
h On Mari public sale, at the Court
fth SIR, "a street, between Tenth anil
FaSte coun NJ u !he city Of Wilmln gton,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

kSAlE-THE STOCK AND FIX
II, % ~ine ou King street. Suitable
iing VI Lusihtss. For inform alton
'sbIt, his Luice. o27-3t'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

ror eazyss.-osanoz q q.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

! SALE OR 3 GOOD BRICK.
bush th-apl. or Will trade for build.
WisJ al farm. j. q. PICK ELS, 2
|eOF,L stf,,L VIII, Del. oo am
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

SALE "A GOOD HORSE ;
|ny .n,l re at e ub stable, ss2 Orange
Utl pI 4. l.. Tantum, We Market
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For ReDt,

UkNEa s1URE PHUP-
,H yold koation. Apply 70 ROB
w. kooeA s, Every EVENING building.
ianl0- II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

SALE THE CHEAPEST MILK
lht city. a chance to doable your
|. Creamery, 4th and Shipley. o25-bl'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

IMff ssaLE-BY VIRTUE OF A
'.t .id AZ. Fenditioni Exponas 10 me di-
M ht exposed to public sale at the
ls on MAJ ket street between Tenth
',,n ,stfe"t', In the city sf Whining
:" 'a;ti, county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

! sLLE-LARuE AND SMALL
btrnsr.oyn WAGONS at fair priceD,
e1ilbcu0n Of business wagonA W
EOsp 2ad and French sts. alo-ems
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

eGL lO1hS, FURNISHED OR
|"lt tn,.l. with board, at s3i Market
Mrs. silUEM KEh. og65t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

kESI-ROOM INQUIRE AT
lsb pley street. oct25-tf
hEHr-2 Rooms YOR HOUSE
Fi'ns OF loiglng. 1918 King ct. o2o-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

sAl.R-A VERY DESIRABLE
Una .! ~ acres: conveniently located 2
bon Wilmington; easy terms. Address
ltF nVG,okcr, Attorneys Tor heirs.
oll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

|sALE-CHEAP, A GOOD BUCK
unbd 81, with phosphate and gra
II rlutLt j. l.. HAL, 4lS Wcsl
|ut.. SOU
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

saLE-ONE Oh ES I N u T
own horse, between Z and 9 years Of
i. hands high, Il good ariyer, can We
bys lady. ". b. BULLOCK. Tenn
hal streets. eA-ti
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New York Eaining Stocks.
Boston Produce Market,
[By Telegraph

B0STON.April 4, lS87.-The following are to
days quotations of Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut 19 25a18 70; short cuts 10 7E
gl9 20 blacks 1S 1913 %; light backs IL 75G
1S 20 lean ends II 25G17 rs; pork tongues al
10 OOgx1o %; prime mess SIG 75a17 %; extra
prime at Ia 26914 rs; mess, at II %.
Lard-choice S14c y b In tlerces; SA G9c In
l0,ib pals ;99914c in 5ib pals ;914 @919c in 3it
Hams at 12@121sc y ID, according to size and
cure smoked shoulders 89s1sc; pressed hams at
111zG12c
Choice city dressed hogs at &c y III; country do
7A@719c.
Butter-Westem extra fresh made creamery
nominal 30g31c do extra 1rsts 25928c; DO hrsts
Ice; do fresh imitation creamy choice at 2l923c
do factory, choiceSfresh, 21G23c; do far to good
16020c; New York held crm, best lots nominal
at 20G22c; fair to good lotssat l7919c; Eastern
cremy choice lots at 25028c; Vermont!dairy new
milk, good to choice, 24d25c; selections 26@2Sc
ter as to quality Thea bove quotations are re-
ceivers prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing
prices 1d2c higher.
Cheese-Northern, good to extra, at 13h@
15c; sage 131sa14I9c; lower grades according
TO quality job lots 1sc higher.
Eggs-EaStern fresh 161ac; choice fresh South
ern at 1419a15e; choice fresh Western at 15c
Jobbing prices 1a@1c higher.
beans-Cholce small N Y hand picked peal 650
20 y bush; choice New York large hand picked
do 5091 So; small Vermont hand picked pea at
75@Ql so.
Hay-Choice prime le 5oG17 90; fair to good at
$16 00G$16 90; Eastern fine S130$15; poor to
straw, choice, SID Oo9l4 so; oat straw S9@10 %
ton.
Potatoes-Extra Houlton Rose csc ID bush; do
hebronS CSC; ArooStOok Rose 63c.
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| PORT TOWNSEND-Ship Carondelet. StetSon,
| from Cardiff, has discharged 200 tons cargo here
| and will proceed TO Seattle Goth In tow.
SAN FRANClSCo-Ar s26th, ship Rosie Welt,
" Sid 2sth. ship Harry Morse, Murphy, for Port
Sid Sd inst. ship Willie Rosen6eld, for Liverpool
FERNANDlNA-Ar I'd, Sch May, Riggs,
.sAVANNAH-Ar LIST, sch Normandy, wyman,
cid I'd, sch NJ X Rawley, Rawley, Boston.
= BRUNSWICk-Ar I'd sch Willie ]. Newton,
,ALEXANDRIA,Ar LIST, sch George W Jewett,
BALTiMoRE-Cid I'd. scLs Ada A Kennedy,
Kennedy. Boston; Chas II Haskell, Silsbee, New
PHfLADELPHIA-Cld I'd. schs Celina, Percy,
| Boston; Kate Nj Hilton. johnson. do
| Ar I'd, schs Elva + Pettengill, Dodge, Sagua ;
| Annie ] Morse, Lansil, Boston.
New York; George & Albert, Wentworth, do.
Providence; schs Geo Hurlbut, Phlnney, Rock,
| port for Charleston Geo w Glover. ROckland
| gins, Rockport; II L Curtis, Wareham.
| Ar I'd. ships Josephus, Rogeis, Hayre Feb 20;
Tam 0'Shanter, Waite, Liverpool; Feb Il; schs
| Geo w Glover, Rockand; A L Mitchell, Provi-
| dence; Henry Crosby, Aguadilla.
| Ar 4th. ships Columbus, Haeslop, FIN Bremen;
| Seminole. Holiness San Francisco; Darque Jose ID
Bueno, Mccall, Matanzas; SENS Nellie A Drury,
Wilson, Cardenas; Nellie Woodbury., Haggerty,
| MayagueZ
CID I'd, schs Mary A Power, Pillsbury, Calves
| ton; Addie Sawyer, Cook, New Bedford
| AT Staten LIST inst, barque John Marsh, for
| Arroyo.
Passed the Gate ID barque North America. FIN
| New York for Portland; schs Francis Coffin Ho-
| boken for Ellsworth Lucy Hammond, New York
| for Boston; Annie l. Palmer, FIN do for Eastport
| lzetta, Port johnson for Portland; Lewis Clark,
| Amboy for Salem.
Passed the Gate Sd. schs Ann Elizabeth, from
| New York for Portland Eva Yates, do for Bos-
| ton; Adde Sawyer do for New Bedford; Python,
do for Providence; Chattanooga, FIN do for ProYi-
dencei Webster Bernard Port johnson for Salem
PROVIDENCE-Sld Sd. schs Walker Aiming
| ton, Drinkwater, Baltimore; Bradford c French,
| Conary, do.
Higgins, Hatch, Rockport for New York; Abbie
Bursley Hodges. do for do; Mary Augusta re-
worgy, Providence for dO Benz Poole, Davis
do Tor Baltimorei Light of the East, Holden, New
NEWPORT-Ar Sd, sch NJ Mahoney, Hodg-
don, New York.
.BOSTON-Ar I'd, sch j Lindsay Kennedy,
New York.
Cid 3D. schs Emma Hart, A McNichols, jose
phine Knowles, Bessie III Rose.
Cid 4th brig Hyperion, FosS, Havana.
SALEM-Ar Sd. sch Saml Nichols, Matthews,
New York.
Sailed, schs ] Nickerson, from Rockland for
New York; Union, Mt Desert for do; Douglass
for do; Nightingale, and Willie Martin, Portland
for do; Lucy Wentworth. Calais for do: Kendns-
boy for Camden; j NJ Morales, Amboy for Port
land; Annie V Bergen, Hoboken fos Bath; Helen,
New York for do; Dolphin, do for Saco; Sarah
Louise, Port johnson for Calais; Electra Bailey,
Bucksport for Philadelphia; Caroline c, Boothbay
for Nantucket.
PORTSMOUTH-Belo LIST. schs Jesse Hart.
War;. Rockland for New York; Chiffon Wild
den, Portland for bingham; Lexington, Priest,
Elizabethport for Saco.
MILLBRIDGE-A Ar 2Sth, sch Mabel Strout,
Portland.
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A Good Word,

A good word is always In order to celebrate the
virtues of a GOOD thing. DR.. o. q. Cilley, of Bos
ton is one of the most esteemed physicians of that
metropolis. His professional, as well as his social
standing is of the best, while his practice is one
Of the most extensive. He remarks concerning
of coughs and colds, as follows: Il recommend
Lactart and Honey as safe and very efficient
remedy for coughs, colds, Group, etc." And Mrs.
j. l. Brooks, an esteemed lady, of the Boston
Highlands, writes us: 81 tried Lactart and
Honey for cough Of three months standing and
am happy to say that it disappeared in less than q
Weeks time" This is certainly strong evidence
as to the value of Lactart and Honey as remedy
for coughs, colds, etc. Lactart is the pure acid
Of milk and compounded in certain proportions
with honey, is found to possess remarkable cura-
tive power. The whole secret of its efficiency is,
famed surfaces, while the actart has q wonder
full dissolying power with the thickened mucus OF
sore throat The demand for it is rapidly on the
increase wherever it becomes known. Lactart
and Honey is exceedingly pleasant to take, which
makes 1t peculiarly nice for children.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-04-05

The new Steamers Of this Line will leave Rail
road Wharf, foot of State street, every MONDAY,
and THURSDAY at 500 p. NJ, for 'EASTPORT
and ST. JOHN, with above connections.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked to
destination. HS-Freight received upto 400 p. NJ.
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply az the Union
Ticket ONCE, 40 Exchange ST., or for other lnfor
nation at COmpany's ONCE, Railroad Wharf, foot
Of State street. j. b. COYLE. JR.,
nOv2Odtf Genl Manager.
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ponestic Markets.


sEW YORK. April 4, 18S7.-Flour market
receipts 4,305 bbls and sacks exports $3.50
bbls and 5415 sacks; sales $1,000 bbls.
Western and State 70G3 3o common to good
extra Western and State att 3 1893 60; good to
choice DO at 6695 10; common to choice White
wheat western extra at 60d4 80; fancy do al
at S59l5 25; common,to good extra Ohio at 8 / 8
0b 90; common to choceIeXtra st Louis at 3 5,d
8 10; patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
bOG4 7b choice to double extra do at S0G
10. including 1900 bbs city mill extra alta SO
"a 65; $50 bbls fine do at 2 30a3 10; 800 bblS
superfine 2 1908 80: $50 bbls extra No at 8 is
G3 60i 3400 bbls winter wheat extra 5G5 20
1900 bbls Minnesota extra 3 1906 10. Southern
flour Is quiet; good to choice do at 4 0s5 90. Rye
flour is quiet. Wheat-rcceipts 1880 bush
exports $780, 7S bush heavy; sales 2S2, 900 bush
No Spring nominal at 92c; No 3 Red soc; No 2
Red at 81 14(a9l 9-16c in elev; NO l Red 93s4 c (;
dull. Barley is steady. Corn is quiet; receipts
1O6,S00 bush ;exports 1851 bu; sales $4,000 bu
steamer 4sssc in elev; No 2 at 4Sss@4s34c elev;
steamer Yellow 49ssc eleY; Yellow at 49c eev.
Oats are dull; receipts 190,o0nlbush exports 275
bush; sales 5000 bu; No at 34c White do SIC
1 White at soc; Mixed Western 35Ca37c White do
3S9411sc; White State 40c. Coffee-fair Rio
hrm at 161se. Sugar quiet; refined steady; G at
4ss@41ac; Extra at 4sA White Extra G at. AS
abe; Yellow at 414 G4ssc; off A 51s Mould A
67s@ 5 15-16c; standard A 5ssc granulated at
Sac; Confectioners at 11-16c; cut loaf and
Cubes at 57s @5 1850. PetrOleum-united at
o3ssc; Taiiow steady. Pork steady; mess
Beef is dull. Lard lower and heavy; Western
steam spot Z 25 refined quoted at z so for Con-
tinent oo9s 10 for A. Bulter is frmi State
12G2Sc. Cheese quiet State 1l1aG14A C.
Freights dull; Wheat steam Id.
CHICAGO. April A, 1887.-The Flour market
Is dull; Winter patents at 25@4 so; Southern
Winter 8 1894 90; iMichigan and Wisconsin win
ter 6OG4 90; choice to fancy Minnesota patent
at 2594 so; soft Wheat patents at 0O694 20 /;
MINI. bakers in sacks at 8 0@93 %. Wheat is
dull No 2 Spring at 77@80c; No Red Soc Corn
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-04-05

Ship Tam OShanter, Waite which arrived al
New York, rescued the crew Of Br barque Sokota
from Philadelphia for Palermo, in sinking con
dition.
Barque Nellie Brett, Davis, at New York from
Caleta Buena, reports heavy gales and bad wea
ther the latter part of the voyage; sprung mizzen
mast and main topgallantmast.
Sch st Johns, from Nineyard-Haven for Belfast
was towed into BOothbay night of LIST with loss OF
tibboom and entire headgear. Was in collision
with steamer Mich 18th, of Sandy Hook.
Sch Sarah Blaisdell, of Ellsworth, from JET
sey City for Chelsea with coal, put INTO vineyard
Haven Sunday night leaking badly
Sch Ella 4 Bartlett, of Gloucester, dragged ner
anchors and went ashore at SO West Harbor, sat
urday night and remains, lady damaged.
Duxbury, Mass, April 4th-The schr reported
ashore on Salt House Beach, was the Oceana, OF
Orland, with lime. The cargo took nre ana the
vessel was burnt to shell. Crew saved hothlng
but the clothes they wore
Dennisport, Apl 4-During the storm Saturday
Bass River and drifted out to sea. No one on
hoard